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July 11th, 2005

Malaysia’s first nano solutions plant

Abstract:
Malaysia’s pioneer in providing nanotechnology solutions, Nanopac (M) Sdn Bhd, plans to invest about RM8mil to set up the country's first nanotechnology research and development (R&D) facilities and plant.

... nano solutions that could be applied to almost any product or surface in highly diversified industries with the purpose of killing bacteria, germs, viruses, biological toxic gases as well as cleaning up the environment against pollutions.

Source:
thestar.com.my

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